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​​​​​Towards the “Perfect” Weather Warning Bridging Disciplinary Gaps through Partnership and Communication Discusses how to make weather warnings more effective through inter-organizational communication and partnerships Offers a framework that bridges government, private business, civil society

Issue 1/2022 of the WMO Services for Aviation Newsletter has just been issued. The newsletter, issued two times per year, brings the meteorological and aviation communities up-to-date on some of the latest developments within WMO, its Members and its partner organizations such as ICAO. The latest

WMO has today published a 2022 update to WMO-No. 782, Aerodrome Reports and Forecasts: A Users’ Handbook to the Codes. This update brings the handbook into line with WMO Technical Regulations and ICAO Annex 3, Meteorological Service for International Air Navigation. The 2022 update is available via

Further to last month's News Item, Addendum No. 1 to the Final Report of the Second Meeting of the Standing Committee on Services for Aviation (SC-AVI-2) is now available here. This Addendum pertains to a supplementary conference call of SC-AVI-2, which was convened by the Standing Committee on 27

Vice-chair of WMO Standing Committee on Services for Agriculture, Director-General of the Romanian Meteorological Administration, chair of the Regional Working group for Services and Applications, and member of the regional team on sustainable development, Dr Elena Mateescu, participated in the

Regional collaboration platform of the United Nations Organization is used as a collaboration mechanism for planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of activities driven by demand of the UN Resident Coordinators and UN Country Teams in support of the Common Country Analysis and UN

As a specialized agency of the United Nations, the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) is dedicated to international cooperation and coordination of activities related to the state and behavior of the Earth’s atmosphere, its interaction with the land and oceans, the weather and climate it

Volume 23 (November 2021) of the WMO Aircraft-Based Observations Newsletter is now available. The previous Newsletters can be found under the Activity Area of Aircraft-Based Observations.

WMO Regional Training Centre (RTC) Beijing, hosted by the China Meteorological Administration Training Centre (CMATC), is offering an international distance-leading training course on aeronautical meteorological services from 30 May to 10 June 2022. The course aims to help participants to improve

The WMO Services Commission, in collaboration with the Research Board, is convening a series of Aeronautical Meteorology Scientific Webinars (web-based seminars) across all six WMO regions on 7, 8 and 9 June 2022. (Note, different regions on each day.) The theme of the webinars is: “ Scientific and